Comment by Zak

> I don't see any problem with it being "locked down", in the sense that it doesn't sound any worse than Chrome OS or Android.

I think the problem is that it further normalizes computers where users don't have the final say. The more normarized systems like that are, the more likely app developers (and even websites, if something like web environment integrity were to be normalized) are to lock out users on systems that aren't so restricted.

I wish I didn't have to care what kind of computers most people use, but in reality, it matters what's popular.